Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-14
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Mir. Wilson Barrett, the celebrated English tragedian, will give two grand performances at Carll's Opera House this and to-morrow evenings. He will be supported by Miss Eastlake and the famous Princess Theater company of London MT. Barrett has gained the reputation in this country as well as in England of being the most original and poetic of actors. The bill for this evening is Hamlet" and on to morrow evening grand triple bill will be produced consisting of "A Clerical Error," ''Chatterton" and ''The Color Sergeant"
 ROSE coGHLAN.
 New Haven theater-goers will be given g rare treat next Saturday night, when the favorite actress Rose Coghlan presents at Carll's Opera House her great characterize tion of "Peg Wellington" in Masks and Faces," the grand old comedy of Charles Reade and Tom Taylor. Miss Coghlan has recently scored 8 wonderful success in New York, Philadelphia and other cities with her superb acting in this part and New Haven will be pleased at an early chance of seeing it. The matinee on Saturday will be given to the ladies and children and 'sThe Lady of Lyons' will be the bill. Frank A. Small, business manager for Miss Coghlan, arrived last night to prepare for her appearances next Saturday.
 HoYT'S "TIN SOLDIER"
 "A Tin Soldier nCharles H.Hoyts absurd ity which he facetiously terms an ''invasion of the drama" will be presented at the New Haven Opera House next Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings and at the Saturday matinee. It has been presented in nearly all the leading cities of the country, but will be seen here for the first time. Though Mr. Hoyt is well known here as the author of n n Parlor Match" and other similar pieces in which character sketches predominste, none of these skits have met with such gen. eral favor as IA Tin Soldier" and as it makes no more serious claim than to enter tain and amuse it's auditors, it is likely to meet with the same hearty welcome here that has been accorded it elsewhere A. H. Canby is in the city arranging for it's ap- pearance.
 CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
 Jarrett Palmer's great American and European Uncle Toms Cabin company will appear at Carll's Wednesday, Thursday Fri day and Saturday evenings, and matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. This company has been absent for several years abroad, ap- bearing before the crown heads of Europe, Asia and Africa under the management of George F. France. The company returns to make one grand tour of this country with their troupe of Siberian bloodhounds, Irish trick donkey and wonderfully intelligent Russian pony, presented them by his royal highness the Czar of Russia, including their congress of genuine negro jubilee singers and company of recognized metropolitan stars, the whole making one grand and gorgeous street parade MT. Harry Trayer, the ad vance agent of the combination, arrived in this city yesterday and will complete the ar engagements for the performance to-day.
 BuNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. .1
 The attraction at Bunnell's this week is the comedy-drama "Muggs Landing" l" with Miss Frances Bishop in the title role. It is play of the Miss order, but is original and taint of vulgarity or immortality. Wherever it has been played the papers with one accord speak in the highest praise of the company which presents it and especially of the charming young actress, Miss Bishop, who assumes the leading part. It is chaste and charming, with sudden transformations from the sublime to the ridiculous. Tragedy and comedy are deftly interwoven and thrilling situations are the jewels in a crown of the most enjoyable nonsense. In the museum hall the Six Musical Kropps, illiputian or chestra consisting of father and his five children aged from seven to sixteen years, each playing from four to eight different in- struments within each overture. Martha and Adela give their original musical idyl, 1.-The Two Blacksmiths," introducing anvil forge, fire and bellows, etc., two little girls dress ed as blacksmiths hammering out of seem- ingy raw piece of iron perfect horseshoe in time with the music Some Things Have to Grow Up With
 the Country.
 It is a national characteristic to cali every new thing a humbug until it becomes an habitual fact The telegraph took whole generation to get there. No one believed nine inch iron walled ship would float until Ericsson made it. So was the world flat. There is but one exception to this. The Moxie Nerve Food, for tired out, nervous, overWorked women, took at once. Then the men took it on the faith of the women, and